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GERMANY FORESEES EASY 8ET
TLEMENT OF TROUBLE
FORM LEAGUE TO FIGHT WAR
eace Promotora Organize to Prevent
Armed Conflicts Severe 8torm
In Missouri and
Kansas.
Western Newspaper Union News Bervlca.
Herlln. Dr. Anton Meyer-(Jcrhnrd,
who Ib here with messages from the
flerman embassy at Washington bear
ing on (lit) Herman-American situation,
has had a short conference with Dr.
Alfred Zlmmermnnn, under Becretary
Of foreign affairs and Count 'MontgclaB
bead of thu American section of tho
otuco. Gottlieb von Jagow, minister of
foreign affairs, participated In part of
tho deliberations. Tho naturo of
Doctor Meyer-Gorhard's report has not
been disclosed, but after tho confer
enco Doctor Zlmmcrmann expressed
hhnBelf as thoroughly satisfied with
tho prospects of an nmlcablo settle
ment of tho German-American dlfll
culty. 8tormt In Kaniai and Missouri.
Kansas City. 'Fifteen lives wore
lost, a ocoro of persons woro Injured
and property damago estimated at a
quarter of a million dollars was dono
by a terrlnc wind, hall and oloctrlcal
atorm which centered In Missouri and
Kansas Friday morning. The heavy
.fill of rain ranging from two to five
inches turned many email creeks In
tht affected district Into turbulent
streams which extended their waters
over lowlands and sent tho rivers to
which thoy are tributaries on rapid up
.ward spurts. All points in the Kan
as river valley and along the Alls
jourl river from Kansas City to Jef
ferson City are In possession of gov
ernment warnings of Impending floods.
LEAGUE TO FIGHT ALL WARS
ee Promotora Ready to Adopt Any
Measure.
Philadelphia. Within historic Inde
pendence hall on the anniversary of
the battle of Bunker Hill thero was
formed an organization whose object
It will he to promote tho creation of
a leaguo of nations with a view to
preventing wars or, at least, to lesson
the possibilities of armed conflict. The
name adopted by tho organization
after somo debato was "Leaguo to En
force Peace, American Branch." Form
er President Taft who presided ovor
the conference for a part of tho time,
was elected permanent president and,
In addition a long list of representative
Amerlcau citizens wero named as per
manent vlco presidents. A perman
ent oxecutlve committee was selected
with instructions to take all measures
necessary to promote tho objects of
the league.
Bulgaria to Remain Neutral.
London. Conflicting reports nro
afloat concerning Bulgaria's attitude.
According to tho Paris Matin, negotia
tions between Bulgaria and Turkey
under German nusplcos aro about to
result In tho cession to Bulgaria of tho
wholo right bank of tho lower Marit
zau, Including a portion of Adrianoplo,
which would give to Bulgaria a rail
way from Dedeagatch to Mustapha
Pasha. This, or course, If truo. would
mean that Bulgaria would remain neu
tral. Washington. Tho Ynqul Indians,
according to state department advices,
have declared war on Germany, Mex
ico and the United States. Their dec
laration of war on Germany, tho nd.
vices said, wns because a German col
onist, a crack rifle shot, defended his
homo in the last Yaqul raid with re
muikablo buccosb and much disaster
to tho raiders.
San Diego, Cal. Peril of American
ettlerB In tho Ynqul valley of Sonora
state brought orders for tho dispatch
of threo cruisers for tho west coast
of Mexico and authorization to Ad
miral Thomas B. Howard to land an
expeditionary forco If ho thinks best.
The flagship Colorado sailed first, un
der orders from Washington cnrrylng
three companies of tho Fourth regi
ment, United States marine corps un
dor Major W. N. McKelvy.
Former Nebratkan Diet In Denver.
Fremont, Nob. A telegram has
reached tho firm of May Bros., whole
sale grocers, announcing tho death at
Denver of Lew May, well known No
toraakan. Mr. May was clerk of the
last territorial legislature In Nebras
ka. Ho was In business In Fremont
for many years and then removed to
Omaha. From Omaha ho wjyjt to Den
ver sixteen years ago. Mr. May wus
well known as an ardent student of
tho fish Industry nnd wns regarded ns
an authority on tho subjoct.
Leaves $1,500,000 to Suffrage.
New York. An Inventory tiled here
of tho property mentioned In tho will
of tho lato Mrs. Prank Losllo showml
.hat nearly ?1.GOO,000 will bo turntid
to Mrs. Carrie Chapman Catt fur
so of the suffrago cniiHo, Tho will
. Leslie, who had tho tttlo of the
8 do llazus, left cash and
valuod at nearly $1,800,000
jsyAicd that nil hut about 5300,
"q Bivon to Mrs. Catt to bo
at hor discretion, tho
Vlng that tho suffrage
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HEROES IN EVERYDAY LIFE
(Copyright.)
HE SEES PERMANENT PEACE
DECLARE8 UNITED 8TATES MAIL
POUCHES BROKEN OPEN.
Former President Makes Prophecy at
College Commencement Brit
ish Aviator Killed
by Fall.
Western Newsparor Union News Service.
Washington. Formal notice that
tho United States mall pouches des
tined for Sweden had been broken
open in England and their contents
tampered with has been submitted to
the state department by W. A. Eken
gren, the Swedish minister, with a re
quest for appropriate action. Tho
minister called at the department and
delivered to Secretary Lansing a let
ter, written on Instructions from hia
government, reciting Instances of In
terference with mall from Sweden
and pointing out that such acts were
In violation of tho provisions of tho
world postal convention and of other
treaty stipulations.
Killed by Aeroplane Fall.
Paris. Lieutenant Reginald A. J.
Wurneford, who gained fame recently
by blowing to pieces a Zeppelin over
Belgium, und whose exploit won for
him the decoration of the cross of tho
Legion of Honor, was killed Thursday
by the fall of nn aeroplane at Buc,
Franco. Lieutenant Warneford was
piloting the machine, which had as a
passenger Henry Beach Necdham, tho
American writer, who also was killed.
Lieutenant Wnrneford and Ncedhara
fell from a height of 600 feet.
TAFT SEES PERMANENT PEACE
Prophecy of Former President at
Weltetley Commencement.
Wellesley, Mass. Prophecy of n
permanent peaco was issued by former
President Taft at tho commencement
exercises of Wellesley collego nt which
294 sonlors received their degrees.
Speaking particularly of a peace meet
ing to bo hold next week In Philadel
phia, Mr. Taft said It was called for
tho purpose of finding some means to
make war less profitable. It was not
called, he said, for the purpose of try
ing to end the present war, but of dis
cussing an International treaty which
may be made at the conclusion of hos
tilities. Being Held for Investigation.
Scottsbluff, Nob. Dan Jordan, al
leged father-in-law of Joseph Layton,
Laytou's wife nnd Mrs. Jordan aro be
ing hold for investigation in regard to
tho death of Layton, who was shot
nnd Instantly killed at his homo Sun
day night. Two revolvers have been
found, ono nn nutomatlc with which
It Is believed tho shot that killed Lay
ton was tiled. A number of unused
cartridges wero found near the house
Mr. Layton'a aged mother and his
brother nrrlvcd for tho funeral.
Borne. Pope Benedict has sent a
formal protest to the Austrian govern
ment ngalnst the roportcd arrest of
tho Italian bishop of Trlont. Dis
patches received here said tho bishop
was interned nt Innsbruck.
Forty Passengers Were Saved.
Winona, Minn. Forty passengers of
tho excursion steamer Frontenac from
Ijicrosso, Wis,, wero rescued when
tho boat collided with tho Burlington
bridge over tho Mississippi river. The
boat sank In twelvo feet of water.
Reservists Going to Italy.
Philadelphia. The Italia lino
steamer Ancona sailed from hero
Monday for Naples with 400 reserv
ists of tho Italian army. The Anrona
will stop at Now York where uuro
reserves will be taken aboard.
Must Furnish a Safeguard.
Now York. The honor and safety
of tho United States have boon jeo
pardized by tho fnlluro of "our public
Bcrvnnts" to provldo adequately for
defense In war, said Charles J. Bona
part, fornior attorney general, In nn
address before tho national security
leaguo hero. "Tho peril against which
wo could furnish a safeguard may
well becomo Imminent within
months," said Mr, Bonnparto, "nnd
thero Is tho greater reason to demand
nn immediate remedy because so
mi" tlnio has been so culpably lost."
VILLA'8 PEACE OVERTURE3 ARE
TREATED WITH SILENT
CONTEMPT.
Stories of Conditions In Mexican Cap
ital Declared Authentic Street
Car Service Returned
In Chicago.
Western Newspaper Union NewB Service.
Washington. General Carranza has
declined for the present, nt least, to
accept overtures for peaco In Mexico
by the Vllla-Zapatu faction. Three
such offers have gone unanswered. The
latest was transmitted through the me
dium of the United States without
comment. A few days ago tho conven
tion assembled In Mexico City, over
which Francisco Lagos Chazaro pre
sided, formally presented to the Bra
zilian minister, as tho representative
of tho American fovernment, for
transmission to General Carranza
through diplomatic channels n pro
posal for a thirty-day armistice, during
which arrangements could bo made
for establishing a provisional govern
ment. Chicago Street Cars Run Again.
Chicago. Normal service on Chi
cago elevated and surface ear HneB
wbb resumed Wednesday after an all
night session of railway and labor rep
resentatives and a council committee
headed by Mayor Thompson had
agreed on arbitration . The elevated
lines rc8umod service soon after the
announcement of the agreement, but It
was several hours beforo anything llko
a normnl Bchedulo was In operation.
Representatives of the unions and of
tho companies expressed satisfaction
of tho settlement of tho trouble that
had lnconvcnlonced the traveling pub
lie for sovernl days.
STARVATION IN MEXICO CITY.
Stories Told of Conditions In Mexican
Capital Declared True.
Galveston. Tex. Three hundred and
ninety refugees, of whom 284 nro
Americans, wero brought to Galveston
by the United States transport 15 u ford
from Vera Cruz, Tair.plco and Tuxpam.
They nro comfortably quartered on the
flhlp while nho undergoes a five days'
quarantine. Information from tho ref
ugees brought by a few government of
ficials who had charge of the expedi
tion nnd were allowed to land to mako
their reports Is to tho effect that every
story told of the starving population
In Moxlco haB been a truo ono and
that men, women nnd children nro
dying dnlly of starvation, not only In
Mexico City but In hundreds of tho
smaller towns of tho republic.
London. A Central News dispatch
from Amsterdam says reports received
from Cologne state that tho recruits
of tho 191G draft who were ordered
last week to preparo for service, will
be 'summoned to tho colors nt once In
stead of In October, as had been pro.
posed.
Washington. Ambassador Pngo at
London haa forwarded with a complete
report of naval exports who examined
tho American steamship Nebraskan.
fragments of metal found on tho ship
which nro Bald to strengthen tho ron
elusion that tho ship waB torpedoed
and did not strike n mine.
Relief for Serbian War Sufferers.
New York. Madame Slavko Grou
Itch, wlfo of tho Serbian permanent
secretary for foreign affairs, who has
just returned from a two months' lec
ture tour of tho country to raise funds
to relieve wnr sufferers lu Serbia, an
nounces that sho had raUed between
?GO,000 and $70,000. Madame Garoultch
Intends to return to Serbia about July
1 to learn first hand the needs of tho
stricken country. She expects to re
turn In November nnd will go to Sau
Francisco.
Nebraskan la Consul to Rome.
Washington. William F. Kelley of
Lincoln, who wns named as consul to
Homo, Is closing up his affairs hero
to go to his post. Mr. Kelley will go
to Lincoln In n few days to attend to
some prlvato business thero and ex
pects to sail for Italy in nbout a month.
Mr. Kolley camo to Washington ns
private secretary to Secretary Bryan
nnd later was mndo nsslstant solicitor
of tho department. Ono of tho last of
llclal acts of Secrotnry Bryan was to
sign Mr. Kolloy's commission as con
sul to Home.
BRIEF NEWS OF NEBRASKA
A farmors' union has been organ
ized at Murdoch,
Wlsner has voted $40,000 for a new
high school building.
Omaha will have some spectacu
lar auto races July fth.
Hastings Methodists will erect a
new $50,000 church edifice.
Over fifty per cent of the farmers
around Valparaiso own autos.
Work has begun on Kimball's new
$20,000 fireproof grade school house
Nebraska schools will celebrate the
state'B semicentennial March 1, 1017.
Monday, September C, will be chil
dren's day nt the Nebraska state fair.
Norfolk Is making a light on tho
punch boards and other gambling de
vices. Tho little town of Laurel Is making
plans to secure electric light for that
place.
Ono thousand cases of strawberries
were shipped from Brownvillo In ono
day recently.
HaBtlngB wnnts Billy Sunday to stop
off there one day nnd "rasslo" with
conditions that exist.
Seven farmers of the Dlller vicinity
marketed over 4,500 bushels of wheat
the first part of last week.
The Captain Harris house, at Ord.
valued at $10,000, was badly damaged
by fire, caused by lightning.
The Plymouth school board has en
gaged John Ashton of 'Glltner for
principal during the coming year.
The stato convention of the P. E. O.
met at Fullerton laBt week with over
a hundred delegntes In attendance.
Oscar Hornyak fell down the ele
vator shaft of a bululdlng at Fremont
and received possibly fatal Injuries.
Seven head of horses belonging to
E. Myer at Oak were killed by light
ning during a sovcro electrical storm
last week.
A local labor bureau has been In
stituted at Humboldt for tho purpose
of conserving tho time of employer
and laborer.
More than iOO members of the
State Traveling Men's Association at
tended the annual convention at Oma
ha last week.
The cold, damp weather has cut the
prospective watermelon crop to an
alarming degree, and growers look for
a big shortage.
A stratum of the rare earth forming
the basis of "Denver mud" has been
discovered by laborers digging scwor
trenches at Lincoln.
Rev. n. W. Taylor, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Osceola, has
accepted a call to tho Parkvale Pres
byterian church at Omaha.
Fanny Gerollck, a 14-year-old Oma
ha girl, has tho distinction of being
the best writer out of 15,000 children
who took the test in that department.
Seven hundred automobile receipts
have been Issued already by the coun
ty treasurer of Polk county. It Is es
timated that there are over 900 cars.
Mrs. A. C. Bell was perhaps fatally
injured and a number of people were
hurt when a circus tent blow down in
a rain and wind storm nt Erlckson.
Glen Welton, 18 years old, sustained
a compound fracture of the right leg
and minor injuries when ho fell from
a Burlington train as It was pulling
into tho Lincoln yards.
Tho village of Johnson is without
adequate flro protection and for this
reason and several others the citizens
there are agitating the question of in
stalling a waterworks system.
Tho Dempster Manufacturing com
pany of Beatrice, has turned down an
order from European allies, refusing
to consider a proposition to furnish
them with arms and shrapnel.
The mill dam of S. F. Gllman at
Valentine was swept out In a cloud
burst early last Sunday morning. The
electric light and pumping stations
were wrecked and the city left with
out water or light.
Marguerite Tharpe, a 16-year-old
Omaha girl, is under arrest charged
with attempting the life of her father,
Ell Tharpe, by closing the doors and
windows and turning on the gas while
he was sleeping In his room.
The National Mail Carriers' associ
ation will hold its cessions at Omaha
in September.
MrB. Nina Workman, whose hus
band was electrocuted by a live elec
tric wire at Lincoln some months ngo,
has been granted a mothers' pension.
She has four childron, the youngest
being but 15 months eld.
Prominent educators In the Sev
enth Day Adventtst church from
Washington, D. C, and olsuwhero and
church workers from the central and
western parts of the United States
and Canada will meet In convention
at Collego View July 9 to 17.
Frank Hedge, a young man living
nenr Seward was seriously wounded
when a rifle ho was cleaning was ac
cidentally discharged. Tho bullet
passed through his wrist and entered
his right lung.
A pollco ofllcer nt York, who shot
three times at Frank Elliott, a young
man of that placo wounding him in
the leg, will bo prosecuted by Coun
ty Attorney O. S. Gllmore of York
county, on the advice of the stato
legal department.
Over 1,000 tcnnlf. experts are ex
pected to attend tho state meet at
Lincoln during tho week of July 26.
Dr. James R. Haggard, for several
years one of Lincoln's prominent phy
sicians, was found dead in his bed at
tho Central hotel.
After two years of labor and ex
penditure of some $200,000 the drain
ngo ditch along tho Nomnha river
n Johnson county has been com
pleted. Ono hundred and soventy-two
young men nnd young women, repres
enting the largest class over turnod
out by the Lincoln high school, re
oelvcd diplomas at the forty-second
annual commencement exercises of
the school last week
II
HOSTILE
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CARRANZA'S CABINET MINISTERS
RESIGN.
RECRUITING FOR THE ALLIES
San Francisco Said to Be Headquar
ters for Activity Flood
Creates Havoc at
Rlverton.
Western Newspaper Union News .Service
Washington. General VenustJano
Carranza, original leader of the Mexi
can constitutionalist movement, Is
face to faco with a situation that may
eliminate him ns a factor In Mexican
politics unless ho ylelda to thu dicta
tion of his commanding general, Al
varu Obregon, und other high officers
of his army. Olllclal udvlce reveals
that four of Carranza's cabinet min
isters had resigned and that General
Obregon was insisting on their reten
tion ns wjll as the dismissal of tho
members to whom they are opposed.
Word also came to tho American gov-
OREGON TRAIL MONUMENT
Which wns unveiled nt the Intersection of
the OreKnn trnll nnil the Meridian road
near Hebron. Neb., May 24. Tho marker
Is of ruby red pinnlte, over elKht feet
high anil three and one-half feet wide.
The citizens of llelnun i.nd Thayer county
made elaborate nrrntiKenicnts for the un
veiling and lu splto of the drenching rain;
more than 2.000 adults und children tooh
part In tho ceremony.
ernm'ent that General Jose Maytorena,
the Villa commander In Sonora, ob
jected vigorously to tho possible land
ing of American marines to rescue
Americans In the Ynqul valley, Indi
cating that he would regard such ac
tion as a hostile invasion.
Flood Causes Much Damage.
Rlverton, Neb. Tho highest water
ever known in ltiverton Saturday
caused untold daningo and destruc
tion hero. Ovor half of tho towns
people wero routed from their beds at
daybreak, to find Thompson creek
entering their homes. A waterspout
nt 3 o'clock near hero was tho cause.
Tho steel wagon bridge went out at
daylight and lodged against the Bur
lington bridge, backing water onto the
town so fast that tho people wero
forced to fly for rescue without even
taking their clothes from their homes.
Water entered the new school building
and stood three feet deep on the school
grounds.
RECRUITING FOR THE ALLIES.
San Francisco Said to Be Headquar
ters of Activity.
San Francisco. Agents of tho de
partment of justice are investigating
alleged recruiting In California for tho
nllles in tho European war. The main
office of tho supposed recruiting
agents Is in San Francisco. Franz
Bopp, consul general for Germany in
San Francisco, Is said to havo sup
plied information upon which the in
vestigation is based, but Bopp denied
this. On good authority It was stated
that somo of tho Investigators hai!
found no trouble in enlisting.
Some Hall at Wilcox.
Wilcox, Nob. A heavy hall storm
that swept this district Friday night
did considerable damage to crops.
Hailstones ns largo as baseballs broke
out all tho north windows in the town.
Scottsbluff, 'Neb. After throe days'
search of the Joseph Layton farm n
Winchester rlflo was found concealod
under the hay In tho upper part of the
barn. This was tho missing gun nnd
it contained n discharged shell, the
bullet from which Is believed to have
boon the missile that sent Layton to
his denth. Mrs. Jordan, supposed wlfo
and accomplice of the accused man, It
Is said, threw tho box of unused cart
ridges into a vault and this led to the
conviction that thero was n rlflo some
where about, although nolghbors had
nover seen It used.
Navigation opens on Missouri.
Omaha. Coming up from Its homo
at Glasgow Mo., BOO miles, tho power
boat Julln, pushing its barge, tied up
at the levee at tho foot of Douglas
street Wednesday forenoon. Playing
by n brass band sent down by tho
river navigation commltteo of tho Com
mercial club, nnd tooting of tho club's
siren whistle groeted tho boat and
drew sovorol hundred people through
tho rain to tho loveo, Captain Stev.
ens, owner of tho hont, n typical Mis
souri pilot and skipper, was glvon a
great many glad hands.
Ancient Artisans In Africa.
The question has often been asked:
Was thero any earlier race in occupa
tion of tho area In Africa at present
held by the Bantus? In Mnn W. 11.
Beech reports that In tho Klkuyti coun
try some nnclent pottery hns been said
to bo the work of a people called Gum
ba, who displaced tho Mlathoachlana,
cannibal dwarfs.
Theso Mlathoachlana are now be
lieved to bo earth-gnomes, skilled In
the art of Iron working. Mr. Beech,
with somo amount of plausibility, sug
gests that they wero possibly bush
men, pygmies, or both, and that they
wero a local indigenous rnco of the
stone age who used flint Implements
often found In the Klkuyu country.
Tho Gumba nro said to havo made
pottery and to have taught the Klkuyu
tho art of smelting. They may have
been prc-Uantnu Hamlte Invaders; but
of this there Is no evidence and tho
legend may tend to show that tho
first discovery of Iron was made It)
Africa.
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Omaha. Nebraska
W. N. U., LINCOLN, NO. 26-1915.
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